Subordination describes the process of relegating a creditor's claim below that of others.
Inequalities of access to and control over aspects of globalizing processes may reflect older patterns of subordination and order, even while the process produces new ones by excluding some communities from financial markets and by making others more vulnerable to its increased volatility (Hurrell and Woods 1999).
The complex product of these interactions underlies the learning and performance of goal-directed drug seeking and its eventual subordination by automatic S-R processes, as well as the impact on both of drug-associated CSs.
These dynamics and contradictions are frequently intensified by processes of marginalisation and subordination.
The need for subordination under Wolmars omniscient eye effects a process of sublimation, in which the obscure semantics of love are transferred into legitimate areas of ontological diffusion, such as dreams, memories, wistfulness and even scarifying death, the very precursors of romanticism.
Unlike models that achieve this subordination by conscious planning, Scruton envisages a process akin to the self-ordering of an ideal competitive market.
Whether through processes of oppression, domination, or subordination, patterns of systematic disadvantage associated with group membership are invidious and profoundly unjust.
The Poincaré inequality is valid for all α symmetric stable processes, 0<α⩽2, and any other process obtained from Brownian motion by subordination.
Its chief spokesman, Phil Battey, said in a statement to the Sacramento Bee at the time that the publication of the materials was a "subordination... and a seamy abuse of the legislative process". Not long afterward, the FDIC dismissed its case, and the Office of Thrift Supervision settled with Hurwitz for about $200,000 in administrative costs.
Nor should we minimize the possibility of distilling some broad lessons: the systematic subordination of education and research to capital accumulation processes and market pressures that evoke similarities that span academic workplaces across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and Australasia.
The legislative power of the state can only be exerted in subordination to the fundamental principles of right and justice which the guaranties of the due process and equal protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment are intended to preserve.
